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Their theory hestime and again been amply verified through research experiments carried on under the observation of eminent scientists. This microbe lodges In the Sebum, which is the nat- ural hair oil, and when permitted to flourish it destroys the hair ioliicies and in time the pores entirely close, and scalp gradually takes on a shiny appearance. When this happens there is no hope at the growth of hair be- ing revived. fistsâ€"NI.- Collector. J. Andamanâ€"485. 00W. F. Buchananâ€"44‘s. Annularâ€"000.15. Enemy-15“. Town Clarkâ€"John A. Han-4n. Commissioner of Humanâ€"In E. Hauntâ€"J70. ARE MICROBES IN YOUR SCALP? Commissioner of Highwuynâ€"F. (Sunburnâ€"581. It Has Been Proved Thu Micron: Gauss Baldness. Do You Want SCHOOL CAUCUS. ADVIRTIIID LIIT. EON. mutual round 0! pm“ :gd Isn’t It now?“ to“ : It’- ono continual d “can! flow." Hm Deaf Mubâ€"Whtmll you do‘haeuollhunt? Second Du! fluteâ€"I'd trait It with-nutmtanvtumlh'tm (MVMIMML L-elmflmry must In an mm with Sir Hones Hum. I]. 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' =1 , _ Am. ; Owing to the fact that the GOVERNMENT has caused the electric light globe manufacturers to reduce their prices we now offer the following reductions: "Wool gotten. 1 less highly paid class of experts. can take up a hand- ful of wool, and by its color tell you whether It. came from Texas. from the territorial. from England or from Quads. The 80", you see, gives it. mm color to a. tool." "Oriental rug experts have a. very subtle sense or rug diflerences. Some- times they distinguish a mg by its smelL-the smell of the wool and the dyes. This seems incredible till you think of the Harris tweed, (but im- ported cloth that you yourself can distinguish by its smell-«4119 smell. which never leaves it, of the pest smoke of the cottage wherein it was woven on I hand loom. “It is like the chin. expert. He. with hi: eyes closed, will distinguish hard and soft paste china. It's the tool againâ€"Ma fingers trained by years and years of study fill each one has a. brain in it. A dollar In outhuos w“ who: shout at experts. "Take. for in- stones.” he sold. “on expert in old pewter. You think.v‘perhaps, be dis- tinguishes old pewter by the marksâ€" the Tudor roses, the maker'- name. and so forth? Bless your heart. those marks are oohtlnually forged. No, he distinguishes old pewter by the tool. Mlnouhhlp. Magi}. tiny I. gm now am roan animus 62 Main Street Low in cost. IDEAL illumination. GOOD for the eye: HYGIENIC. SOFT and mellow. In; tho liar: VII-a Kiowa Can: not B. Doulvod. GAS LIGHT Western United Gas and Electric Company RY 25 Watt Tungsten: were 75¢ each. Our price 50¢ each. 40 Watt Tungsten: were 90¢ each. Our price 55¢ each. 30 Watt Gem were 30¢ each. Our price 20c each. 10 Watt Gem were 30c each. Our price 20¢ each. 50 Watt Gem were 30¢ each. Our price 20c each. 60 Watt Gem were 30¢: each. Our price 20c each. DON'T PAY MORE It And Cd! upâ€"Tolophono SOJâ€"tml V. will am. investment. For C. H. DICKE Yourself. ' No Pleasure. 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